Review on 📽️ 3Stone A5: Wi-Fi Mini Projector with 6500 Lux, 1080P Support, Wireless Screen Mirroring, Blue-ray Glass Lens, Outdoor Multimedia Video Projector for TV Stick, PC, PS4, and AV by Ronnie Toups

The projector is compact and lightweight. It has two HDMI inputs, VGA and IR. It has a 3.5mm output for connecting external speakers, as well as an AV socket. The USB port is conveniently located. It can be used to power a streaming device like a Chromecast (we tested it with a second-gen Chromecast; you can use Google TV or Apple TV, but you'll need to connect them externally). The remote control is easy to use and the buttons are responsive. We haven't tried connecting to Wi-Fi, however. The Chromecast of the 2./3. Generation only costs $30, which is negligible compared to the savings after purchasing this projector. The picture quality is surprisingly good! Colors are vibrant, even when the lights in the room are on. We find the firmware user-friendly and easy to use compared to other projectors (even from well-known brands and 3 times more expensive). There are plenty of customization options to play with, but the software can't offer more than the hardware. The built-in speakers were a complete surprise. Of course, for a decent experience like watching a movie, you need additional support (external speakers). We liked that the 2020 projector has a VGA port. In operation, the device is quiet compared to other projectors. That's why we thought of installing it in a small entertainment room with an old computer and stereo without spending a lot of money. This projector has exceeded our expectations. It's worth every penny. I doubt there is a projector that can deliver this kind of image quality for the same price. Its compact size and ports make it the perfect portable device.